Auk Pansaa signals the end of the rainy season

Auk Pansaa, the end of Buddhist Lent, in theory signals the end of the rainy season in Thailand. This cannot come too soon for some families in the region, as shown by this mother and child, smiling in the face of adversity from the steps of their flooded home in Prachinburi, waiting patiently for relief aid from local authorities.

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Chonburi governor urges cooperation to aid flood victims

Chonburi Gov. Khomsan Ekachai urged officials from districts across the province to work together to aid victims of this year’s rainy-season flooding.
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Stoned man tries to donate drugs to flood victims in Sattahip

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City officials looking to improve traffic argue over road barriers

Pattaya officials met to brainstorm how to fix road problems and improve traffic safety but ended up just bickering over three Third Road barriers.

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Japanese guitar duo to bring eclectic performance to Pattaya

The 5th annual Pattaya Classical Guitar Festival will once again showcase many of the region’s finest classical guitar players including this year the diverse talents of two female Japanese guitaristas, Yoko Fujimori and Shinobu Sugawara.
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August public debts at 44.63% of GDP

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Thai economy in second half of 2013 likely to grow 3.5%

Hilton Pattaya donates scholarships to CPDC during Global Week of Service

The Hilton Pattaya donated more than 200,000 baht in scholarships to children at the Child Protection and Development Center at Huay Yai and the Father Ray Foundation as part of the company’s second Global Week of Service.

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Dr. Pichit Kangwolkij (left), Deputy CEO of Group 3 and Hospital Director of Bangkok Hospital Pattaya receives the Award of Excellence in Health Tourism from Somsak Phureesrisak,
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Pattaya roads a mess

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